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Newberry, P. (2026, October 24). McKenzie, MacCormack lead dynamic Boston College rushing attack in 48-27 win over Georgia Tech. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/mckenzie-maccormack-lead-dynamic-boston-college-rushing-attack-in-48-27-win-over-georgia-tech/article_32825dda-50a3-59eb-9a24-14fa42b88023.html
Newberry, Paul. “McKenzie, MacCormack lead dynamic Boston College rushing attack in 48-27 win over Georgia Tech.” Toronto Star, 24 Oct. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/mckenzie-maccormack-lead-dynamic-boston-college-rushing-attack-in-48-27-win-over-georgia-tech/article_32825dda-50a3-59eb-9a24-14fa42b88023.html.
Newberry, Paul. “McKenzie, MacCormack lead dynamic Boston College rushing attack in 48-27 win over Georgia Tech.” Toronto Star, October 24, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/mckenzie-maccormack-lead-dynamic-boston-college-rushing-attack-in-48-27-win-over-georgia-tech/article_32825dda-50a3-59eb-9a24-14fa42b88023.html.
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In a decisive victory on Saturday, Boston College's dynamic rushing attack led by quarterback Mason McKenzie and running back Bo MacCormack III defeated Georgia Tech 49-27 in Atlanta. McKenzie rushed for 170 yards with two touchdowns, while MacCormack added 155 rushing yards and three more scores. Despite missing several key kicks, Boston College dominated with 399 yards on the ground and 500 overall. Charlie Comella's two interceptions late in the game helped seal the win for the Eagles (4-3), who had overcome an early 10-point deficit. Georgia Tech (2-5) struggled throughout, losing their homecoming crowd to a chorus of boos as Boston College took control with touchdowns on its first two possessions after halftime.